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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-27
Den politiffe 9ilttano ! europa.

9robs bet Sab, iom peb forIfleQige
Mnleoninser bar sipet iis tilfienbe
Granfrise i1nob 9Dblflanb | ben lenere
9i0, paaltaar bog M. @ablet, Der pil
tnlfe ben alntinoeli9 sinlbenoe Wenins,
at 6ranfris snlter itttet belere eno at be-
bare Greb. Dos tilfg,er ban, at be life g1l=
ifer 5reb til bpilfenlombelit Hris, men en-
beberlis 5reb, uben OpOfrelie al sgre
oe @et. Dette er ct Spros, Der tilfom=
mer en- Nation, Der er operbenijt ON fin
8etpbnins % forlanser at bliue astet al
alle.
Nsen at 6orbolbet er sanlfe ipenbt
piler fig al be 8pitelier % banae Mnelie
Der git sjennem geroen paa @runb al
59nabeles Mrreitation. @ablets llbz
talelle tiener bog til at biie paa bpilfet
@rl1nblas 6reben bpiler os pil fomme til
at bpile; men bet ct life sobt at pibe,
bpab Eib Bismard laber Jranifmanoeue
fife fin 3aan os bet llpeir brpoer lbs,
1onr mango amer iom uuno9aaelist.
s England peobliper 9isfnsiionen
ON 9panssbillen, % @laoftones 8arti
bar laalebes en- sOb Mnleonins til peo
Msitation at oplpie bet ensellfe GOlf ON
be uirtelise 5orboloe os at ftprfe lit eset
Yarti til bet en- anoen Song ifal bebspe
at appelere til bet enselife Golf.
Sen llretferoisbeo, bpormeo bilious
os Barnells Sag blep mpot al @e9je~
rinsspartiet, bill iaa lanst fra at sapne
ben, beaere nolbe bent 5fabe. Sea-
tionaliiterne bar tilbubt 8esjerinsen at
sisre ben itrenselte llnoerfgselie ansaa-
enbe 8eifplbninserne mob oem, nben at
bisle bar billet inblabe fig 6erpaa Trobs
be Mrsumenter, lom blep itillet mob I'm
beripselien, iaa uil bet Snotrpf lepe i
6olfet, at &esjerinsen bar nastet at
bere Scr. Dillon o9 Yarnea, Den of
fentlise Menins faiter fig life peo ipibsz
finoi9e Ealelnanoer, Os bet rben offentz
lise Mrnins iOm tibli9t eller ieht be-
itenmer Miiniiteriers SfiRbne.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-27

1886 s14,oOO.OOO. 50 7rebieoeIe all
til 2ererlgn. Gnbifjbnt 8grnenes Gfoz
IleganS MI er mere re9elmasiis, aftager
bog Gleuantallet Jorbolb til Snbbpas
seraes 5Orgselie trOos compulsory edu-
cation act.
@ooo 1emplar Drbenen Iamle6es
| til fit 33te Narsnsbe / Saratusa, gaep
gOrf, 1irsbass os pil fortirtte 10
Dase. Dette Nasbe pif blipe af fpr
8etpbnins, oa Der sisres 5origs paa at
forene besse be eriiterenbe @oob 1enplar
Drbener til ct.
Smmigrationen tiltaser. Gor nogle
Dase iioen anfom 10000, os fibft for
rise llse bapbe $4,000 flere saaet gien-
mem Gaitle Gorben. Snrmisranternes
glntal i De ire fsrlte Maaneber / bette
Nar bar SO, ,73O. S Mpril bar BET 54,z
235, % Naai Maaueo ipnes at naa BET
famine Mntal.
Gn @alOOn Os en- 5lagterboo er alt
Der blep tilba9e / Safe 3inben, Mfi9.,
efterat Slben babbe ubfgrt fit 9arf.
Dmtrins 800 5an1iller table aft; 27O
8Dsninser git up 2uer os 9abet arz
- .0<t
Ilaaes til balpanben Million. Slben
raier frembeles / Sfopene. Gn liben
Bp BbitneD er nebbrenbt. 81 d tolp
anbre BDer trues.
Men bar lense heret anleet lom
bet reneite os lunbefte al Jsoemioler.
Msen ben lenere Tib er Der opitaaet
1pipl ON bens @unbbeo. 'Det paa~
itaaes at flere 5lass @Dsbonlme paa=
BRACES peo oen s 9arlen bsoe forrise
uge 81 iont 6slse al Jorsiftnins peo
Melf. DoftOren tror at 6armeren ionn
iol9te Melfen bar fobret ajsrene n1eb
Mfafb.
gtosle faa Mile fra Madinaiu, SG.,
er ct merfperbigt @tDffe 2nnb af oml=
trent en- Ncres Gtgrrrlie ber er iaa
parmt at @neen intelter itrar ben fom<
mer neo paa bet Steo, mebens Soroen
omfrin9 tan bore be9rapet / sne. Sor=
ben bolber fig iaa tsr iom Hulper. Der
opftiser bertha en- iaresen 5lass Cos.
Der iprenser aft, bpao man isser at
jamie ben i.
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Snstenst.

Ser bar fra bisie 9olo paret rettet
8eifplbninser mOo "&nisbts of 2abOr"
forbi be bar itaaet ! 9eoetos meo Nnar=
fiit os 9ocialiit Glementet.
Denne Beitplbnins fan bel bore ret
NOT naar bet sjeloer be Gnfelte Snbipier,
men naar Der bliper Gale om Or
benen lom iaaban, ba naa ben afpiies
paa bet beitemtelte.
Sblfomnes bbr pet osiaa, at bet er
life laa sanife let en- Sag enbba, at bols
be reoe paa iaalna1se 6unorebe 1u@
iinbe foritjellise flags @enlptter iom MI
er lammenitllpet unber "&ni9bts Of 2ae
bors" Mnrfe.
Det fan bel let tenfes at Der biit D9
ber, ntaa finbes ct eller anbet uroligt
0opeo, 1pm nnbertiben fan sigre bet
lom inulisens bill lfaoe Drbenens 9ooe
gsaun og &Dste, nlen ! bet beletaset ,maa
pi bog i1brgntn1e at bet itaar bebre til
i lao benleenbe eno man ifulbe bape
nosen Mnelie ON.
Den Strib iom en- lnngere Gib bar
peret faa ipenot melleii, ben tatbollfe
&irfe os "an,sbts Of 2abor," bar osiaa
nu last fig til 5orbel ior be iibite. Yas
pen ielp, bar bsitibelist erflGret at bet
life er gtrib meb ben fatbollfe sfirfes
1roesbesreb at tilbBre anisbts Of 2abor
Drbenen.
Mltiaa, ben tatbolite &irfe maatte
BUTTE unber. os be berifelpse Hraiter %
8ilfopper, Der belle 1ioen bar peret
mob &nisbts Of 2abOr, fan uel enonn
fnptte Nrpen, men fan for at itiffe ben
Il 2onlnlell, os tie bonn itille.
Oct uforbebolbne 6tanbpunft iOm
Drbeuen inbtaser liseoperfor slnarfiit %
5ociallift 8epagelien Der ! 2anbet, e. ct
ilaaenbe gibnesbDrb ON at be Tiger fit
Neaal naaet ab loDlis 8ei, % lite for=
mebelft golb, Morb % Doelasselie,
gar. 4. 3. @opoerlp bar uoitebt en-
"Gircnlere" lDbenbe paa at "bopeotte"
bet "rbbe Jlae, bpilfet er bet iamme
| Iom at be intet bit bape neb bisfe Dp<
rbrere at itaffe,
| Sfjor ubienbte ban en "Gireulere" ON
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-27
Den ttmoeremee ttn0So,,t li9eober.
for YrotibitionSf fppr8Sntaalet.

gaoale 5tuberter peo SCOOTER Uni
perlitp og Dberlin College, Dbio, ubz
jtebte lite Dec. 1886 en- SnbbDbelle til
en- national Brobibition &onbention for
5tuoerenbe peS be betere 2areanitalter
i be Gorenebe Stater. Mllerebe ben Abe
San. 1887 blep aonnentionen bolbt /
glep.lan6, Dbio. 38 2Rreanitalter /
12 iorifiellige 5tater bar repralentereoe.
6ele &onpentionen bar iaaatiise en- ene1
ite 8eseiitriusens Glsb for llbrpboel@
len af saloonen be 5orenebe Stater, ,os
Tornnnben, Wclueen at 8rinceton golz
Ieae, ubtalte aonpentiOnens Nnifueller,
maar ban / fin Nabninsstale iasoe: "De
eipile Gmbebsmenb fpnes at bape lluttet
Hast meb Merfets Mtaster. 2ou=
sipninsen bar erfleret, at 9anoelen meb
5piritnoio life er en- 8rgbe. Men
rrlise Ntenb ueo at llret er llret, trobs
- q
2opsipninseu. aanlpen er lunbsaaez
lie, % be gtuberenbe ifal finbes paa
ben rette 9ibe."
Oct er life tibet inisrenbe, at Stn=
oenterne Wiinneiota bolDt ben fbrite
Gtatsfonpention. Den bleD bolbt ber
i wpen ben 25be Npril. 5tatsuniz
periitetet, aussburs gemiuariun, Carl
ton College, 4omline llniperiitD, Mac=
aleffer college, % ct. OLAF 5dool i
gaortbfielb bar reprelenterebe. Alle bar
frilbe Of 9aab Os Jorpisnins ONT 9eier.
s be pebtasne MeiOlutiDner erflnreoe
Ronpeutionen fig for Yrobibition, fsrit
ferbi bette e. ben enefte praftiife Ntuaoe
at af5falfe galoonerue paa, bernnlt for
@spbibitionspartiet fOrbi bet bemoz
lroti|fe % Set republitdnife 9arti bperfen
tan eIIer pit ofitaije ben.
Rlubbeu psb ST, Diof @ebool blep
orcnnileret iun II Daee fbr 8onDenz
fientu. 6per bbbe sesbber robibitiOus=
yrincipst bnr llaoet beb anssbnre ial'
rjerea islp flattf is n, naar fan fnar
Dibs, 1t eiofnls rtselnesIiot 8rperan'
~ l(Sifrt 81 Dag aonbtntionen bolo=
x = sS;s - IL - f.~.ee,,s 49,, <Nn11
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ll0lalloet.

Gn Banf GitD Of Merico bleu
frargpet 100000.
Dronninsen al Danmnrf er Beibs
bar fin Datter 9ertiisinben of gumber=
Lamb, Der er iin6sips.
Gn Dpnamitbombe erploberebe u1z
Der 8olitiitationen / 2onbon os sbelasoe
en- Del af 8Dsninsen.
Senor garalla, en- ipanif Serb,
bar nplis operiat Bibelen paa 8ers.
Sen beitaar al 250, 900 8ers.
D'8rien bolbt ct fort Mbbe
6amilton, Ont, unber Yolitiets Hrctef~
tion. Maabne sgs % Hiitolifno FOB fig
b6re.
Drfaner berier r,mbt Gnslanbsfpz
fen. 1raer Harfen ! 9onoOn e. blep<
ne opreune. s @fOtlonb falot Der sne
os Qa9l.
Drpnninsen al Gn9lanbs 9ofproz
bitant bar ubsipet en- Hrroiteniamlins.
Pail Mall Gazette flyer at en- af Hrn<
bifenerne er fiaalet fra 1almase, Der
bolbt ben iamme for let Var fioen.
Perpetium mobile e. enoelis OPP
fllnbet al en- Yolaffer. Oct beitaar at
nosle aasler lsber frem % tilbase ! ct
Siul os Fabis foranorer 8alanien. Oct
er altiaa life lansere en- &pinbes 9nat
fetei.
aRr. D'1riens Mobitonbere bar or
ganileret fis % pil for fulbt Alpor tomz
me bam tillips. 6an er uforiorbet %
opiatter insen nf fine Weitemmelier.
satioualifterne far esiaa iluttet iis
iaminen JON en- 2ipsarbe ON bam % q
pilis til at pope en- Dpft.
ct dntiipariit Gunb af tort Barb
e. siort i 1pbiflanb. Mebens En- Arz
beibsmanb bolbt paa meo en- llosraDz
ming nGr Sort idnbt ban @telettet al en
Manb % q. SET. 8eO @iOu af Nsou=
ben fanbtes IN Doh. vt bsmme af
Mputen, iom iauotes iau,ue Grau, an
leeas 6ef AZ sfribe ia fru BET lobe el(er
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-05-27
Snolanoet.

st Eilfel6e af @ulfeber er opba9et
i 93eip Orleans.
Salpation Mrmeelti / &anlas gitD
pplsites at 8olitiet.
MntiSgdloon @epublifanerne mpbte
i gaeiu gorf 0nsbas.
-Gn Doftor / slfron, Dbio, belbreber
Terinsppatienter neb Gleftricitet.
slQe Snbbpsserne SrontuoOo,
Mi6., fiemsebe meo Slben 2proos.
Dronnins &apiolani al @anbipid
Derne er paa 8eis9 ! oe, itsrre 8per
D{ten.
Den rationale Temperance Sore
ming bar iaar trpft flere Traftater o9
mobtaset mere @aper eno noseniinbe fsr.
!. ct lpenT 8artifib, "guea," poa
Sieiie fra Metu yort til Buenos slapres,
blep paaieiletaf Damperen "5larman" os
Ianf.
Non partisan Wi9i9anere ull
bolbe en- &onpention / Detroit for at ie
ON bporpibt be ifulbe forisse Gmenbez
mentet isjen.
ct 1ilielbe al @peballfbeb er o9z
laa opbaset Nortb ainsiton, 81. s.
8atienten er en- aone "a Nar gan,mel
pg bar Is Bsrn.
Mebens 4lpmoutbnlenisbeoen m,aa
iaa 8raf fra Gn9lano for at tase
8ee9ers steb, er Der anbre Bottom
ion, pil brinse oper ira Gnslano en- airfe
af Sern.
7borsbas iorrise llse ifeebe ct
9amnenitgb mellem 5fibene Celtic %
8ritannic nar Sanbp 9oof. Haa Gel
tic bar Der 80 HasIaserer os paa 8riz
tannie 765.
Jlere @teber / Norb Weidisan
trnes af Gfopbranbe. Der berifer Hanif
/ flere 8per. Oeriou lite @eSnen fcnl~
mer tilbielp er Der itor 5are for Sron=
ipoob % Ne9aunce.
Den lutberife Qirfe bar iffe iusse
Hraiter moi til at inotase beres Gtiaine,
iom enten bsr eller pan @ranb af Mlber
lmaa neblasse Qalbet. ManSelen e
iaameset itprre iom Snbpanbrinsen til=
ta9er.
Nlr. Blaine pil lie reiie til Guro=
pa, men forblipe / 1anbet for at itstte
fin Ben, ben uorbellbe $rriibent in spe
Usr. Maiion af Soma, iiben oeune altio
bar bolbt be norbliee @totw til Nlaines
Gorfreumelie,
2anbets Common Stole tOiiebe !
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talrig beig9t 9tatsfonpention / glnn
Mrhnr M2id1 Nn hen ft1lherpnhe 1lnnz

talrig beibst 5tatsfOnpention / Mnn
Mrbor, Wai6. Da ben fuberenoe llnss
bonn Neidisan ! lensere 9ib bar peret
befienot for fin Sper for YrObibition,
bar bet sanife naturlist, at &onpentionen
uomnrfeoe fig peo en- naiten pilb Be
'seiitrins.
9Da6 betpber benne 8epeselie blanbt
@tubetterue? Sen betDber, at omtrent
s5 Nar fra M al tommer BET afsigrenbe
Dieblif, ba 5aloonen (n1eb bens Bebolber
Brpsserierne % Distilierne) n.aa ubz
rDobes al be Jorenebe @tater, liselom
slaberiet blep afifaffet for rs Nar
iiben bet ,foite bpab bet pil! 1bi
ben 5last, iom ioas fplber bore sfoler,.
oil ON 25 Nar fDlbe 2aaoets Gmbeber
fra 8oitfontoret lan9t ube paa ben pilz
be Hrairie og bDbt in6 / urlfopen, til
&onsresiens Sale % bet Spibe 6us.
D9 be, iom MI imiler ab bette nlfploise
1ln9oomsrus, ifal ba iinoe, at Hrobibiz
tion brpber fig fren til national Seier.
90 @fam pilbe bet pere, ON por itolte
iOm laa oprt frifjgbte fine
forte glaper, life lfulbe bore iitanb til
at aflfaffe benne nebperoi9enoe os afzI
ifDelise Snltitution, SalQonen.
&. &. g.
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On Friday Last articles of incorpora-
ton were partially perfected in Butte Tor
the organization Of a railway company
to build from Butte to Bozeman. 1t Is
the intention Of the corporation, 80 we
are informed bv the Miner, (see article
in another column to make connection
with'the Northern Pacific at Bozeman,
and to build a branch up the Madison
from Three Forks into Idaho. to connec-
ton with the Chicago Il Northwestern,
which is now building into the Snake
river valley. There is no need to reiter-
ate the fact that Bozeman has beer en-
~dravoring to build a railroad to Butte,
and has prepared the way for the speedy
contamination of such an enterprise; and
now that Butte has taken hold of the
project with business vim and money,
there can be no doubt about the final
ou'come. Bnzeman and Rutte's inter
ests have always been identical. and the
two towns have always enjoyed the
most cordial relationship. In Butte, the
large number Of consumers have always
been anxious to procure orr grain, our
vegetables, our fruits, our hay and our
coal. At present this has been practic-
ally impossible, under the existing con
dition of Montana railroads; but with
direct rail communication by way of
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-15
A BvrrI AND BozEMAN PROJECT.
A Contemplated Connection with the
{: go :; Northwestern.

A mne'iar nr sn,,. i Il ,i',''a capita-
lists was held yestrrltN in J't.i.n Ennw'
les Office. at which a new railroad con
nection with the East was projected. An
interview with the Judge elected the
fact that the main idea formulated was
an independent limo through Jefferson to
Bozeman, from which n fork would run
down either the Ruby o. Madison val
lrys to Henry Lake to connect with The
Chicago Il Northwestern which has now
reached Fort Fetterman, and is believed
tn have the Pacific coast in view. If the
this line is built it will reach the Chic
ago 4 Northwestern through the Teton
Pass, and will possibly influence the
future direction of that road. The
Judge said that the gentlemen who have
the project in view here are men OF
ample resources, and capable OF carrying
any such enterprise through to com
pletion once they undertake it. The
connection with the Chicago & North
western would afford competition needed
to give Butte the outlet facilities neces-
sary for its proper growth and develop
ment.
THE WITH BOHEMIAN
is to be made because there are men OF
means there who will take an interest in
the enterprise and raise a fair share Of
the capital necessary to prosecute 20
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-15
THE SAND COULEE COAL.

It is currently reported in Montana
that the Central railroad will not cross
the Missouri at Great Falls, but will build
on the north bank all the way to ito june
ton with the Manitoba. Ii this Is cor
rect it means that there is no coal at
Sand Conlce worth going there for. A
great deal has been written of late about
the beds of cnking cal in Sand Coulee,
about eighteen miles from Graf Falls,
and the Manitoba people have made a
strong point of these deposits, which
they argued wera destined t" afford coke
and ultimately to build mp a smelling in
dustry at the Falls. The Northern Pa
ciGc management hat, this coal field ex-
amined before the Manitoba heard of 1t
and the result vas moi favorable. Ac-
cording to the N P. experts the ebal
is only a fair Ignite, lying in small peck
cts -Northwest Magazine.
This statement confirms all that the
CHRONICLE has SAID regarding the matter,
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-15
As TO NATIONAL POLITICS.

Among the last of the most prominent
men to take flight from Washington was
Senator John Sherman, against whose
presidential aspirations certain indiscreet
admissions of ms brother, General Will
liam Tecumseh, are taken as direct as.
sauits. The loo susceptible old warrior
has told some lady %confidants that it
would be a great pity not to retain such
a fascinating mistress of the White House
for another term, at least; and asthe wife
of the president counts her most ardent
admirers and staunchest allies among
her own Sax, irrespective of party afil-
i~ations, it will be easily seen that their
championship of a second term is not
one to be despised.
Some of the wise ones are endeavOr-
ing to attach a political significance to
the early vacation of the president, see-
ing in it a preparation for an extra ses-
sion of congress. They reason that Mr..
Cleveland pursues his recreations in the
same earnest manner he does his labors;
that he will collect enough vigor in a
short space Of time to make himself as
good as new, despite the calamitolis fore
bodings of the doctors; and that he will
return the earlier to his seifimposed
task of giving personal attention to men
and measures. and be ready to meet
those high in the councils of the party,
to discuss the extra legislation deemed
TO be needed. With the lack Of other
subjects for discussion, the new rules for
the regulation of promotions in the de-
partn,ents will be revived.
This feature of civil service reform
goes into operation this month. when its
effects may be observed, whatever may
have been the object of its promlugators.
Even this result will be difficult to reach
for those dropped from the public rolls
are seldom heard from again, and then
their circumstances are but feeble, for
their influence has waned with the adj
vent OF q new administration. And let
the contrary be proclaimed as loudly as
they ~choose-the boosted removal of po-
litical pressure to influence appointments
to, promotions in, and removals from the
public service, is as far from being &C
complished to-day os it ever was. Every
head of a bureau or Office is importuned
continually and persistently for place;
and members of the civil service COM
mission themselves have bet approach
ed, in order that the candidate for an i'm
pending examination may have the ad.
vantage of a personal introduction.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-15

The county commissioners of Gallatin
county while in session discussed the
legality of the Probate Judges claim to
one cent on every squirrel stalp. They
adjourned without taking action on the
matter and it is still questionable whether
the Judge has a right to the n cent or
il obliged to turn it owe to the county.
Should it be determined that he il not
Judge Carson will have a considerable
sim IN refund.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-15

and In addition we have it from unim.
peachable authority that the Northern
Pacific people. to make assurance doubly
sure, recently dispatched me of their
best coal experts to the Sand Coulee
fields, and are now fully satisfied that no
coal, to any amount, exists there. This
fact argues well for the Trail Creek
coal belt. where mines are fully Develop
ed and only await the coming of a rail-
road. It begins to look as If the various
railroads building into this territory must
necessarily tap the coal of this vicinity
or depend upon the expensive fuel of the
ooot
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-15

II is now thought that the territorial
encampment of Montana Guards will
take place ut Helena during fair week.
The Press Association will meet at the
same time; the stnckgrowers' and Pio-
neer Associations and probably several
other gatherings, such as the Territorial
Gun Club, will also meet at the same
time. Nearly all of the people i in Mon
tana will be at Helena during fair week.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-15

II drink beer and light wines myself
says Pre- ,ident Cleveland, and think !
feel all the better for them, but do not
recommend their use to others because
| believe that every man should be a
law unto himself in this matter" This
in pur and nn,lefiled Democracy.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-15
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
mi OF II BEST Arm IN GALIATIN 10.
CONSISTING OF $50 AcRE ALL UNDER
FENCE.
Two hundred and Fifty acres under
cultivation, 50 acres in natural meadow,
balance in pasture ; three good water
rights, two living springs, two wells, one
log house, three rooms II frame house
two rooms; n large granary and other
out buildings. Will sell the whole farm
or the mne.half on which the buildings
are situate, at a bargain. For terms
apply Ia
GARDNER & WYLIE,
BOHEMIAN, MONT.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-15
THINGS

Hon. Joe Toole has gone to Europe.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-15
Ths gpseaaaa Ghspniele,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1887.

The Chronicle is The official paper Of
Gallatin Cbunty-haping entered into a con-
rdct 10 do all The printing for which the
county is chargeaJle as aeH as the official
piper for all legal advertisements required
10 be done for he succeeding tcO gears IN
said county, of trhateper character. Every
publication or advertisement in any other
paper than the CHRONICLE shall, during me
erm of said contract, be m'H and toid for
any legal purpose.
OCTOBER 2GTH. 1885.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-15
THE ACCEPTED Time

We have been busy during
the past month in listing prop
erty preparatory for the wave
of real estate activity which is
surely rolling this way. We
have listed some bargains and
have a few months to sell them,
under contract, at prices that
prevailed during real estate de-
preston. For instance we have
two lots with a fine large build
ing, two blocks from Main St.,
that can be purchased this week
for the extremely low price of
$1,000. The building will
rent for 500 per month. This
is but one of the many bargains
we can offer in city property,
while our list of cheap farm
property is equally as large and
attractive. Come to our office
in the Harper Building and
look over our lists.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-07-21

The luscious watermelon is now in daily
demand and the individual with true epicur-
ean tastes wants his direct from off the icein
time for breakfast. Others who love the
melon at all hours in the day like it just as
well for dinner. and are only particular as
regards the quantity and quality of the
fruit. Those who claim to be authorities on
the matter of what to eat and how to eat it
never eat melon without plentiful garnish-
ing of salt, and from the home of the melon,
the sunny south, comes rumor to the effect
that down there the natives all eat it with
pepper. But in whatever way you may eat
it, whether at breakfast, dinner or supper,
there is no other way that you get the full
flavor of its rosy core as when you bury
your face deep in the rind and absorb its
lusciousness without the aid of knife or
ferk. Only one disadvantage results from
this primeval pleasure that must have dated
back to the time before the use of knife or
fork, and that is the eater is apt to appear
far more picturesque than poetical to the OBJ
server.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-07-21

Harvesting is nearly over.
Charley Bockerman spent Sunday with
his parents.
WIN. Bockerman is still in poor health
and badly crippled with the rheumatism.
We understand that there will be Ger
man school held in the district school house
here.
Henry Shulty has been very busy har-
yesting on his farm over at Malinta the past
week. .,.
....W VIM. Casten, former Davisville boy,
who has been in the West for some time, has
returned.a
-. Quite social time was had at the home
of Harmon Gerken last Sunday at the child
christening.
Some of our neighboring farmers have
become SO interested in wheat cutting that
they cannot do enough in six days, butput
in the seventh also.
The ice cream supper at Sam. Davis
was grand treat and was enjoyed by all who
we're present. Our Davisville boys are not
backward in having good time occasional
ly.
Who is it that got bit by those lightning
rod men who passed through here some time
ago? We also understand that the same per-
son has obtained an agency for the rods.
Any one wishing anything in that line will
do we'll to call on him.
July 1s, 1887. OLD SEEpY.